Bookworms: Star Trek Federation: The First 150 Years (2013) by David Goodman

The history of the United Federation of Planets, as seen in the Star Trek universe, is told through the stories of the men and women of the Federation's galaxy renowned [more]

BOOM! Studios Visual Tease

BOOM! studios has released an image teasing a new series coming March 2014. Founded by Ross Richie in 2005, Diamond Gem Award-winning “Best Publisher” BOOM! Studios (boom-studios.com) generates a constellation [more]

Flaming Carrot on Kickstarter!

Bob Burden, creator of indie-comic darling The Flaming Carrot, has a Kickstarter project for a massive sketchbook called Thrilling Visions, Vol. 2. This is actually the second Kickstarter outing for Burden, who [more]

Bookworms: Great Showdowns Return (2013) by Scott C.

Movie and media enthusiasts beware, because the coffee table book to promote and prove your showdown prowess has arrived in the form of Scott C.’s next artistic endeavour, Great Showdowns [more]

Comic Review: Template #7 & #8

As Thrillbent gains wider recognition and adds even more titles, it’s the smaller, independent comics made in the same style that are truly the ones to watch. One such comic is Template by writer Quinton [more]

Comic Review: Moth City #6

Starting just over a year ago, Tim Gibson began releasing Moth City online through his own website. Less than a year later and Tim and Moth City are now part of Thrillbentand releases digitally every [more]

Comic Review: Xeno Trip #1

From the team at QAM Comics comes yet another digital comic in the guided view/Thrillbent style. This time, writer Quinton Miles teams up with artist Daniele Cosentino to tell the story [more]

Trailer Park #7

In this edition of trailer park - Renny Harlin is back doing action flicks in Hercules, we board the YA gravy train with Vampire Academy, Liam Neeson does his thing [more]

Comic Review: Assassin's Creed: Ankh of Isis Trilogy

Assassin's Creed: Ankh of Isis Trilogy incorporates many of the elements that made the video games so popular: time traveling, intrigue, murder, and history. The trilogy starts off from the perspective [more]